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A Minnesota Department of Natural Resources conservation officer investigating Chien Van Tran, 39, on Pelican Lake in Wright County April 4 found 134 sunfish and 19 crappies on his boat, and more in a freezer in his home, for a total of 413 sunfish and 30 crappies over the legal limit. Tran faces a maximum $3,000 fine, a year in jail, $2,015 in restitution, plus the loss of his fishing privileges for three years. Elk River Star-News and MDNR.
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He should be in prison for three years and loose fishing privileges for life.
Posted by: soth130 | May 29, 2012 at 01:49 PM
It's all my fault. I should have shot his daddy's ass in Nha Trang when I had the chance.
Posted by: McCoy Pauley | June 01, 2012 at 07:28 AM